Figueira by the Beautique Hotels & Spa

The hotel for that location was good but it was too noisy. Impossible to have a good night sleep

Very close to the train station, about 10 mins walk. Good aircon and comfy bed.

Friendly and efficient staff. Comfortable and cozy rooms.

Great location. Quiet environment.

Our shower leaked all over the bathroom floor after every use. As we were facing the main street and on the first floor, we heard the trolleys, cars, regular street noise and revellers/vagrants screaming in the wee hours of the morning. The hotel however was central to everything we wanted to see and very close to every kind of transportation. Also the breakfast buffet was quite good and the staff was incredibly nice and polite.

Hotel was great, modern, clean, excellent location. Main floor bar and restaurant were excellent. Rooms were well maintained. Older building in historic area done with modern style. Only issues, lighting in bathroom was dark, no fan in washroom. minor issues. Overall great value. They even acknowledged our special occasion with a personal note, very nice people.

Great location and very helpful staff! We enjoyed a wonderful corner room (#203) on the Figueira Square. The decor was modern and unique and relatively quiet for a busy street. A few things could have made this four star hotel better… the shower was slow to drain and with a shallow shower pan, it could have been disastrous. There was no cream, no stir sticks and no spoons for the in-room coffee bar (delicious coffee, nonetheless). The gym was small, hot, and very dark…problematic for older eyes using machines labelled in Portuguese (no surprise). The wifi that worked flawlessly in the room was so weak that I gave up and used just music and there appeared to be no way to wipe down equipment pre or post- workout. In spite of these minor complaints, we wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again!

The location was ideal for public transport and the tourist section of Lisbon. The hotel room had plenty of space for two people + bags and was modern, with windows that opened onto the square.

We were supposed to stay at the Figueira hotel, but they overbooked the hotel and didn't notify us until we got there that they moved us to another hotel entirely. This was their sister property, the Madalena. Overall, the Madalena was nice, but had a number of quirks and oddities that made it somewhat of a letdown. Pros: - Staff was nice and helpful - Hotel aesthetic was quirky and fun - The hotel location was fantastic as it was right downtown near many things to do Cons: - The biggest con by far was the bathroom in the room, or lack thereof. There is no separate bathroom in the room, rather just an individually gated toilet and shower that are in the hallway when entering the room. This made them awkward to use. Using the shower meant leaving water in the main hallway afterwards, making the floor wet and slippery. We also had to put the bathmat IN the shower because of how slippery the floor was. The toilet didn't have a fan or separate room so everything was audible (and smellible) to the main living area, if you catch my drift. The TV had to be turned on to attempt to mute sounds. Overall, the bathroom experience was very strange and awkward. - The breakfast was subpar compared to other 4 star hotels we stayed in in Portugal. Not many hot breakfast items (eg pancakes, waffles, eggs) and certain things weren't labeled. (Meats, Cheeses, which milk was which, etc.) Not awful, but not outstanding.